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Shakespeare, Creative Writing and TEFL resources.
Created by a qualified secondary school teacher who has taught KS3, KS4 and KS5.
Browse my shop to find a variety of affordable resources, full lessons and worksheets related to the study of Language and Literature across the age ranges.
PowerPoint and resources for students to complete a creative writing/non fiction letter informing someone that they shall be taking part in the deadly 'Hunger Games’.
Students must write a letter....
Explaining that the person has been chosen to take part in the competition,
Informing them about what the Hunger Games are,
Describing what it will be like,
Advising them on how to survive.
Includes:
*Engaging discussion starter question
*Blurb for the novel
*4 pages from the text and comprehension questions
* Explanation of the difference between inform/explain/describe and scenario
*Engaging discussion question
* Clear explanation of the task
*Extensive model example
*Checklist planning worksheet
*Peer assessment plenary
A range of essay questions which encourage students to use inference and deduction to form personal responses in relation to key quotations
Worksheet format so can be printed and used as an individual assessment.
Suitable for Year 10/11
Crafting sensory description
Creating a character
Analysis of how Roald Dahl uses exaggeration and humour
Comprehension questions for two extracts
Planning sheets
Writing an autobiography planning sheets
Creative starter question
Analysis of the witches and the opening of the play
Key questions and differentiated (includes extension questions for higher order thinking)
Summary and making predictions for the rest of the play
3 x video clips and different interpretations of the witches plus recording sheet
Creative writing planning sheet
- Imagine you are a stage director. How would you produce this opening scene of Macbeth?
Extension task- using quotations to justify own interpretation and writing a persuasive letter (instead of a PEE paragraph- same skills)
An engaging and fully resourced extended writing lesson.
Suitable for KS3 or KS4 AQA English Language Paper 1 Section B - Descriptive Writing practice.
The PowerPoint includes:
Overview of the features of Gothic literature
Extract from Bram Stoker’s Dracula for analysis
Creative writing image, activity and choice prompts
Planning worksheet
Peer assessment focus
In the past I also used this as a cover lesson which worked really well.
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